10/10/2008
from the Kennebec Journal
Maine car dealers urge bailout support
Episcopalians in Maine avoid significant split
State subsidy cut hits Wayne hard
WINTHROP Council reverses vote on contract
STATE SEES $3.3B TAB FOR ROADS
AUGUSTA: Council moving weekly meeting
HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL: Gardiner hopes to avenge season-ending loss
HIGH SCHOOL HOCKEY: Winslow opens on road
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CANAAN: Vandals disturb cemetery
PITTSFIELD: Water woes may ease
24/7 fitness center closing down in Oakland
Students offer advice to assist pond
Suspect in child-sex crimes arrested, jailed
HARTLAND OFFICIAL: TOWN BUDGET SHORT
HIGH SCHOOL HOCKEY: Winslow opens on road
HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL: Waterville opens quest for No. 3
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Selectmen will see the agreement at their regular meeting, 6:30 p.m. at the Town Office.
Litchfield Rescue members respond to emergencies while Gardiner Ambulance provides transportation services for the town.
Town Manager Michael Byron said $8,000 was budgeted for this year's service. However, the town picks up the tab when people fail to pay.
Selectmen also will consider a request from Mel Cole to advertise for a grant administrator for a housing rehabilitation grant. The town obtained a $10,000 planning grant to help get a larger amount to do housing rehabilitation.
Byron said he will update selectmen on several issues:
* a note that 30 percent of the anticipated excise tax for the year has come in during the first quarter;
* a notice from Codes Enforcement Officer Steve Ochmanski that the town has received applications for 15 building permits for new housing; and
* a report that donations to the Litchfield Fuel Fund have totaled more than $3,500, $1,575 of which was raised at a recent golf tournament.




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